The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-12-27
OUR. OWN. COLUMN.
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writes;
II have received your family physician. and aoy
eept thanks for same. 1t is the best book published
Oar Machine Worth Three Times the Price.l
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writes
III, The high arm machine received from You Is
fevery one of the 100, 600 subscribers to THRl
and try it for q day, $4,000 OF them Would buzz
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sltlvely the best machine that Is made, and iS
sold for a third the cost.
The Best Being Read in Texas.
Mr. Z. b. A. Williams writes from Brad.
"THE CONSTITUTION is the best paper now being
read In Texas and for all classes of people,
we are getting subscribers from Texas bY
the thousand. 1t seems impossible to fill the
demand for The CONSTITUTION in that great
state.
Here is another voice from Texas:
Mr.. L. A. Neese, Of Double Springs, Tex.,t
writes:
csn %S Do WS11 S9 hest xg
week should it fail to come. You are due great
thanks from the people for giving them 30 good "
paper for so little money!
al thao VIC ask our lflends Is 10 help us 1nS
crease our subscription list If Mr. Neese
would say to dozen of his neighbors what he
has said to us, he would get ten OF them al
subscribers. All that is needed is to show the
paper and speak good word for it..
He Has Ordered Six and All Give satisfac-
ton.
Mr. A. jackson, of Eastaboga, Ala, says:
send the sewing machine TO W. J. Bolton. (
2aye ordered six and every one gives perfect satG
fiction"
A Welcome Voice from the North.
Mrs. c. w. Beck, of Tallulah, ILL.,, writes.
PIE paper: We take half dozen other weektes and
three datles, and consider the dear old CoNsTIt
TUITION the best in the lot We have read it three
year could not do without It,
1T is pleasant to get such praise from the
north. We have now ten Thousand subscribe
ers in the northern states against about two
Thousand last year. Everywhere The CONSTR
TUITION ~ planted crop of subscribers comes
up, whether it is north or south. We thank
Mrs. Beck for her kind words.
! Better than All Combined.
Mr.. Joseph Peters, of Basset, Texas, wrtes,f
81 would rather have TIE CONSTITUTION than all
other papers combined"
Would Not Do without IL for Twenty Times
the Price.
Mr. t. w. Hawkins, of Robin Springs,
Ala, appreciates DR.. Jones. He says by
following his advice he has beat his neighbors
making cotton, and that the paper ID WORTH
twenty times the price to him. Read what he
says:
Il have been subscriber to your paper year
this month. am farmer and farm by the advice
of your agricultural editor, aud / feelthat have
been benefited very much. ! have beat my nogIls
bors making cotton. l have made fourteen baiet
TO- the mule and on poor land. ! would not do
without the paper for twenty times the subscription
price. send you money to renew the subscriptions
Mr.. Hawkins ought to take The Southern
Farmer which is edited by DR.. Jones, and
has great deal of his work in it,
The woman's Kingdom Has Paid Her.
Mrs. M. Barkhorn, of Marshalville, Miss,
writes:
~ have collected enough receipts from woman's
the paper. send you three subscribers WIN do
all that can to extend your list here"
Every part of The CONSTITUTION will be
found useful.
Best sis Well as cheanest.
Mrs. VIM. Lloyd, of Five Forks N. c.,
writes:
81 expect to be n life subscriber to THE Covsrt-
TUITION as think 1t the best, as. well as the cheap
est paper that have ever read"
What Does He Gall Good CIub9
Mr. j. d. Dickson, of Athens, Tenn,
writes:
Enclosed find nine names and money for same as
subscribers to THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION. ! pro.
cured the same in one hour. believe that Il had
some papers to distribute l could get you up
good club"
We shall see that Mr.. Dickson gets some
papers. We would like to know what he calla
good club, IL niue subscribers i'll one hour do
not make good club.
She Chose the Constitution and Got Ten
Subscribers in IL Ride.
The following does us good all over and
makes us proud:
"The enclosed list speaks for itself two years ago
my husband handed me II copy of your valuable
paper with this remark: Read Ii carefully, my
dear, and decide between 1t and the Courier-Jouf.
na' for were taking the Courier-Journal then.
Well soon decided In favor Of THE CONSTITUTION,
and became subscriler the only one from this
section" was so well pleased with my paper that
eis, but owing to the scarcity OF money
met with poor success for long
time. Finally the neghbors began TO Dor.
row THE CONSTITUTION from me and became
interested In it insomuch that its circulation ia
greater here than that of amy other paper. do NOT
claim the credit for all the names sent from WilsoI
only tried to get people to send for II and try IT,
Al least some one at Wilson, 4 live six miles from
the station) sent for an outfit and began canvass
| Sing with what success ! do not know, but this
much do know, that started from home this
morning with one name and added nine more DO.
MRS NAsNIE wAINRIGuT,
Wilson, Alabama.
We appreciate Mrs. Wainwright's efforts and
wish there were thousand ladies in the south
| like her.
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